瑜伽論記 5.44

5.44

these eight stages extend across both stages, with mind and without mind. Although this is the case, the author of the treatise, based on brevity, differentiates the presence and absence of mind with respect to the five stages. Jing further explains: because these five stages have already been explained above, the differentiation of possessing mind and lacking mind is made with respect to these five; since the rest have not yet been explained, they are not compared and analyzed. Although the samāhita and non-samāhita stages were also explained earlier, because the investigation and reflection of these two stages are already subsumed within the three stages of having investigation and reflection and so forth, they are not discussed separately.